NOTD - Party of Five version

Re: NOTD - Party of Five version

• Sewilson33

  

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  May 2014

  Julia and Charlie I like.
  
  Sarah I don't mind, I just know A LOT of Sarah's.
  Griffin is okay
  
  Owen & Daphne - Not my style
  

  
  
   
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• RockABye

  

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  May 2014

  I think they're all decent, but the only one I would consider would be Owen. I like Daphne a lot but won't use it. I know way too many Sarah's to consider it and my parent's cat is Juliet but I frequently call her Julie/Julia/Jules, so it's a cat name to me

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  T-TTC since Dec 2008. PCOS/nonexistant cycles(anovulation) and endo. HSG in '10 revealed both tubes blocked. Lap surgery in Dec '10 to correct. Failed Clomid/IUI and injectable(Bravelle)/IUI cycles so far.  

  
  

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• brij2006

  

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  May 2014

  Girls:
  

  Julia - Meaning: "youthful". Origin: Latin - No

  Sarah - Meaning: "princess". Origin: Hebrew - If we have twin girls this is the name we've chose for one. lol (yeah, we discuss a lot of what if's).  There would be Lilly Ann and Sarah Lynne.  That's the only way we would use Sarah though.

  Daphne - Meaning: "laurel tree, bay tree". Origin: Greek - Makes me think of Scooby Doo.

  
  

  Boys:

  Charlie - Meaning: "free man". Origin: English - I like this, but like the Charles version better.

  Griffin - Meaning: "strong lord". Origin: Welsh, variation of Griffith - Meh

  Owen - Meaning: "young warrior, well-born". Origin: Welsh - Overused

  TTC since 1/13  DX:PCOS 5/13 (long, anovulatory cycles)
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• iwalktheline

  

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  May 2014

  Daphne is actually one of my top picks. I like Owen, but won't actually use it. The rest are nice enough, but NMS really

  
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  dx with anovulatory PCOS 2005
  off bcp 11/11
  a few rounds of clomid and femara... no response.
  injectables/IUI 12/12... BFN
  Feb 13 IVF cycle converted down to IUI due to low follicle response... BFFN
  one last IVF attempt April/May 2013: 19 retrieved. 10 fertilized. 2 transferred in a 3dt. 4 frosties... BFP!!
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• Aimothy

  

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  May 2014

  Sarah was on our list for awhile, but we've kind of gone away from it. I like Julia, but Jim would probably say no. 
  
  I do not like Daphne. 
  
  Charlie, Owen and Griffin are names that I do not hate, but would not ever use for my own child. 

  
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• amandaf6383

  

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  May 2014

  Owen and Sarah are nice but a bit too common for me. I'm not a fan of Julia or Daphne at all. Charlie and Griffin are really cute.

  
  

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• islandmonkey8

  

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  May 2014

  Girls:

  Julia - cute, but wouldn't use it.

  Sarah - newp. Too many Sara/h's

  Daphne - Meh. NMS.

  
  

  Boys:

  Charlie - While cute, in my family it has been used a lot recently.

  Griffin - No.

  Owen - I love this. I must see what DH thinks!

  

  TTC 24 months, IUI #3 BFP 6/4/14 Beta 6/5 58, 6/9 508, 6/11 1227 TWINS! EDD 2/15/15

  With heavy hearts, we said goodbye to our precious angels on 8/12 at 13 weeks 2 days.

  
  

  IVF #1 Lup/Brav/Meno, ER 11/28 10R/10F, ET "Rudolph" 4AA embryo 12/3, 7 frosties.

  BFP! Betas: 12/12 225, 12/15 706, 12/17 1512. EDD 8.21.15

  12/29 hb 120. 1/5 perfect, GRAD DAY! 1/15 perfect at OB. NT 2/6 PERFECT, HB 158!

  
  

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• lfk2013

  

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  May 2014

  Julia - Cute, but NMS.
  Sarah - I know way too many, so nope.
  Daphne - This is on my list, but there are others ahead of it, so it wouldn't get used.
  
  Charlie - As a nn for Charles, yes. Charles is on the list because that's my grandfather's name.
  Griffin - NMS.
  Owen - All I can think of is Owen Wilson, and I really don't like him. So, nope.

  

  Married: 10/13/2013

  TTC #1: Mirena removed 5/26/2015; DH - normal SA, me - diagnosed with PCOS 8/4/2016 - on Metformin;
  BFP - 10/29/2016!!!, EDD - 7/8/2017

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• seahorse01

  

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  May 2014

  I don't mind any of them.
  
  Is it flameful that I really like Charlie for a girl?
  

                                                 
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• LuckyAngel07

  

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  May 2014

  seahorse01 said:

  Is it flameful that I really like Charlie for a girl?
  

  One of my college friends was dead set a while back on using the name Charlie whether she had a boy or a girl. As a given name. I think that can be cute while they're young, but I don't think most adults want to be called something with the "-ie" or "-y" ending that sounds like a nn once they're in a professional workplace. 

  
  
  

  TTC since July 2012

  BFP #1: 11/9/13; spontaneous m/c at 6w2d, 11/25/13

  BFP #2: 12/31/13. B/w 12/31: betas >1000, progesterone 13.6; B/w 1/2: betas 3065, progesterone 10.2
  B/w 1/8: betas 17,345, progesterone 25.6

  Progesterone suppositories started 1/2. Please stick, baby!!

  Fiona Elise born 9/9/14 - welcome beautiful girl!

  
  

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• LuckyAngel07

  

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  May 2014

  I really like both Daphne and Griffin, but I'm not sure I'd actually use either one for a kid.

  
  

  Sarah - my twin sister's name is Sara (without the 'h), so nope!
  Julia - I've got 2 aunt Julie's, so even if I liked this one it would be out.

  
  

  Owen - it's fine, but getting way too popular

  Charlie - see above. Good as a nn, but would never use it as a given name.

  
  
  

  TTC since July 2012

  BFP #1: 11/9/13; spontaneous m/c at 6w2d, 11/25/13

  BFP #2: 12/31/13. B/w 12/31: betas >1000, progesterone 13.6; B/w 1/2: betas 3065, progesterone 10.2
  B/w 1/8: betas 17,345, progesterone 25.6

  Progesterone suppositories started 1/2. Please stick, baby!!

  Fiona Elise born 9/9/14 - welcome beautiful girl!

  
  

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• sgautschi

  

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  May 2014

  Girls:
  

  Julia - Pretty, but my cousin's name.

  Sarah - Pretty, but I know way too many. And some aren't the best associations.

  Daphne - Pretty. I may have to add this to our list.

  
  

  Boys:

  Charlie - No, NMS and ILs dog's name.

  Griffin - NMS

  Owen - Really like it, but BIL stole it when he named his turtle this...

  
  

  

  
  

  
  

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• PinkinProvence

  

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  May 2014

  Ummm, is there a reason that poor Bailey was left off this list?!

  Diagnosed with Severe DOR at 31 years old (AMH .14 FSH 9.8) 

  D & L are here at 34 weeks 4 days by vaginal and breech delivery on 11/19/2013
  

  
  

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• BackseatDriver

  

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  May 2014

  I don't like Daphne. I really like Owen. Sarah is too common. The rest are just okay.

  
  

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• RockABye

  

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  May 2014

  seahorse01 said:

  I don't mind any of them.
  
  Is it flameful that I really like Charlie for a girl?
  

  Not at all! I have a family member named Charlene but we have always called her Charlie (or Chuck.. lol) so I initially think of a girl when I hear "Charlie" Plus, it's a main girl character on the show Revolution

  In Christ alone my hope is found. He is my LIGHT, my STRENGTH, and my SONG!

  
  

  
  T-TTC since Dec 2008. PCOS/nonexistant cycles(anovulation) and endo. HSG in '10 revealed both tubes blocked. Lap surgery in Dec '10 to correct. Failed Clomid/IUI and injectable(Bravelle)/IUI cycles so far.  

  
  

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• Xan921

  

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  May 2014

  I think Charlie is cute but the rest are NMS.  

  

  
  

  TTC since March 2012 w/irregular and anovulatory cycles.  

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  Uterine polyp found-  Hysteroscopy and D&C 12/6/13  DX w/complex endometrial hyperplasia

  Endometrial Biopsy 3/21/14 - Hyperplasia still present  Endometrial Biopsy #2 6/24/14 - All clear!

  IUI #1  w/stims and trigger - Started stims 7/7/14 - IUI 7/24/14 = BFP 8/7/14

  Beta #1 8/8 - 47  Beta#2 -137  Beta#3 - 96 Beta#4 -287 Beta#5 -519 Beta#6 121 = early miscarriage 5w4d

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• ILoveRedVino

  

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  May 2014

  I like Sarah and Owen.
  
  Dislike Daphne and Griffin.
  
  Charlie and Julia are good names, I just wouldn't use them.

  IUI - BFP! Baby boy born still - August 2012

  IVF - BFP - miscarriage June 2013

  FET - BFN

  FET - BFN

  Switched clinics

  IVF with PGD - three embryos created, all healthy - July 2014
  FET - transferred two embryos (boy and girl) - Nov 2014 - BFP!
  

  Baby Boy born July 2015
  
  

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